host: the former defense secretary, chris miller, who was in charge that day on january 6, defending his decisions and others at the pentagon. do you think an independent commission is needed to look into what happened? williamsburg, virginia you're not sure. caller: no, i'm not. my biggest thing is, if you go down that road of investigations and everything else, shurek the right wing say they want it, but they probably don't really want it. other stuff will come out, and for the democrats, what will end up doing is slowing down our agenda. what we need to focus on is our agenda basically legalizing nationally marijuana and affordable housing. host: all right, got it. mike in buffalo, new york, texted to say, yes, a commission absolutely needs to be formed. we all saw what happened, but there's a deeper problem in america. the root cause was misinformation, conspiracy theories, and the former president saying the election was stolen. and to infect his followers with the big lie. detroit, you say yes as well? caller: absolutely. jerry from detroit, good morning. greetings yet again fr

. >>> chris miller testified in a house hearing over the capitol riots.ed his response and his timing about sending in the national guard our pete williams has the details. >> reporter: a defiant former acting defense secretary said he approved sending national guard troops about two hours after becoming aware that rioters were storming the capitol though it would take another two hours for them to get there. chris miller defended that pace saying he was aware of the backlash over the role guard troops played in pushing protesters away from the white house in june and in killing four civilians in demonstrations at kent state university in 1970 he wanted to make sure the guard was fully prepared at this time. >> this isn't a video game where you can move forces with a thick of a thumb or a movie that glosses over logistical challenges in the time to coordinate other entities involved. >> that didn't satisfy some democrats. >> will you at the very least apologize to the american public for what happened on your watch? >> reporter: many questions remain unan

he said chris miller had changed his position and chris miller denied that. questioning, miller said the reason that he's backing away from that as such a declarative statement that president trump did, in fact, encourage the rioters, the protesters to go to the capitol and riot, he says that more information is coming in every single day and that there is now evidence that, in fact, there was -- there were conspiracy efforts afoot prior to january 6 by groups who were looking to incite an insurrection, anyway, that groups like the oath keepers and the proud boys were already planning to do that prior to donald trump telling them and calling them to the capitol. the reason that argument is a little tough to swallow, though, jeff, is that these prepared remarks were just prepared. so this would mean that chris miller had gotten some new information literally in the last several hours, just in the last day or so, that changed his mind on that. now, he didn't only say that he believed president trump had some responsibility for inciting the riot on january 6 one

chris miller works for ice cream maker ben and jerrys heading the company's social justice campaigns the company took a stand on racial justice years ago it began supporting the black lives matter movement in 2016 still they vents of last year changed everything. the murder of george florida and the resulting protests showed was that there was increasing expectation and perhaps a redefinition around what it means to be a corporate citizen and that corporation. we're being looked to to be a part of the dialogue that's happening within society ben and jerry's has launched a podcast on the history of racism in the us and consulting firm mckenzie established the institute for black economic mobility which advances research on racial equity those are just 2 examples of how u.s. corporations are signaling their desire to take part in the ongoing dialogue on racial justice. we cannot address the underlying racism that exists the systemic and structural nature of it in less we can admit that racism exists whether it's you know the movement around the rights and dignity or seekers and refugee

chris miller said that trump told him to protect this rebel insurrectionist traders.t: ok, we will go to anthony in arizona. you say no. caller: yes, good morning. thank you for c-span. i say this because as far as our capitol police officer's, we might as well put this quote out there for them, and it goes you do not see me until you need me. and, the reason i reference that is that capitol police officer's out there every day, and people ignore them, the guests ignore them and elected officials. but, to have a commission would only do one thing, it would just be like a wound, and the reason i say that is because you get burned. there are layer's of burns. so, over time in the next 24 to 36 months, we are going to be electing new officials. where does our focus need to be? not on denying what happened, but on preventing what could happen again. so, therefore, local, state, and federal level we need to be focused on ensuring that we know what we can do to move this country forward. host: wouldn't a commission do exactly that? when you look at the 9/11 commission, part

aware that rioters were storming the capitol, though it would take another two hours to get there chris miller defended that pace saying he was aware of the backlash over the role guard troops played in pushing protesters away from the white house in june and in killing four civilians during demonstrations at kent state university in 1970 he wanted to make sure the guard was fully prepared this time >> this isn't a video game where you can move forces with a flick of a thumb or a movie that glosses over logistical challenges in the time required to coordinate and synchronize other entities involved. >> reporter: that didn't satisfy some democrats. >> will you at the very least apologize to the american public for what happened on your watch >> reporter: many questions about january 6th remain unanswered, but congress still hasn't decided whether to appoint a 9/11-style commission to get answers. lester >> pete williams, thank you. >>> a dismal day on wall street. the dow dropping nearly 700 points after consumer prices rose to their highest level in 13 years. stephanie ruhle explains why. >> r

chris miller works for ice cream maker ben and jerrys heading the company's social justice campaigns the company took a stand on racial justice years ago it began supporting the black lives matter movement in 2016 still they vents of last year changed everything. the murder of george florida and the resulting protests showed was that there was increasing expectation and perhaps a redefinition around what it means to be a corporate citizen and that corporation. we're being looked to to be a part of the dialogue that's happening within society ben and jerry's has launched a podcast on the history of racism in the us and consulting firm mckenzie established the institute for black economic mobility which advances research on racial equity those are just 2 examples of how u.s. corporations are signaling their desire to take part in the ongoing dialogue on racial justice. we cannot address the underlying racism that exists the systemic and structural nature of it in unless we can admit that racism exists whether it's the you know the movement around the rights and dignity or seekers and r

chris miller works for ice cream maker ben and jerrys head in the company's social justice campaigns the company took a stand on racial justice years ago it began supporting the black lives matter movement in 2016 still they vents of last year changed everything. the murder of george florida and the resulting protests showed was that there was increasing expectation and perhaps a redefinition around what it means to be a corporate citizen and that corporation. we're being looked to to be a part of the dialogue that's happening within society ben and jerry's has launched a podcast on the history of racism in the us and consulting firm mckenzie established the institute for black economic mobility which advances research on racial equity those are just 2 examples of how u.s. corporations are signaling their desire to take part in the ongoing dialogue on racial justice. we cannot address the underlying racism that exists the systemic and structural nature of it in less we can admit that racism exists whether it's you know the movement around the rights and dignity or seekers and refugee

chris miller works for ice cream maker ben and jerrys heading the company's social justice campaigns the company took a stand on racial justice years ago that began supporting the black lives matter movement in 2016 still they vents of last year changed everything. the murder of george florida and the resulting protests showed was that there was increasing expectation and perhaps a redefinition around what it means to be a corporate citizen and that corporations. were being looked to to be a part of the dialogue that's happening in society ben and jerry's has launched a podcast on the history of racism in the us and consulting firm mckenzie established the institute for black economic mobility which advances research on racial equity those are just 2 examples of how u.s. corporations are signaling their desire to take part in the ongoing dialogue on racial justice. we cannot address the underlying racism that exists the systemic and structural nature of it in unless we can. admit that racism exists whether it's the you know the movement around the rights and dignity of seekers and re

chris miller works for ice cream maker ben and jerrys heading the company's social justice campaigns the company took a stand on racial justice years ago it began supporting the black lives matter movement in 2016 still they vents of last year changed everything. the murder of george florida and the resulting protests showed was that there was increasing expectation and perhaps a redefinition around what it means to be a corporate citizen and that corporation. we're being looked to to be a part of the dialogue that's happening within society ben and jerry's has launched a podcast on the history of racism in the us and consulting firm mckenzie established the institute for black economic mobility which advances research on racial equity those are just 2 examples of how u.s. corporations are signaling their desire to take part in the ongoing dialogue on racial justice. we cannot address the underlying racism that exists the systemic and structural nature of it in unless we can admit that racism exists whether it's the you know the movement around the rights and dignity or seekers and r

according to opening remarks from the former acting defense secretary chris miller, he's testified todayied about the appearance of a military coup. what do you say to that. >> i think that's something secretary miller is going to have to explain to the american people. i would not want to be in his shoes. >> is that an inadequate -- do you think that's an inadequate response? >> we'll see how it comes out today, brianna. i will not pass judgment. i do think that's why we need to have the commission. you've got to remember, secretary miller was just one of the decision-makers that day. he was the highest ranking military in the department of defense, but there were other people in the executive as well as inside the capitol. i think all of that has to be pulled together with all fairness to secretary milley and to the process. we haven't done that yet. >> thanks for coming on. it's great to see you this morning, general russel honore. >>> some stunning revelations in a new book. it says trump family members became, quote, inappropriately close to some secret service agents. we have cnn's

chris miller said he took the john with goals of having no major war, no military coup, and no citizensing in the streets. these are not concerns to the american government. trying to block this bipartisan commission is much more than a dereliction of duty. it's an insult to our democracy, and that's your reality cheng. >> thank you very much for that. 26 republican members in the problem-solving caucus, curious to see if they all vote for it than signed on. >>> a district attorney said andrew brown jr.'s killing was justified. now his family wanted the gist it is department to get involved, those are words from a lawyer of a capital riots suspect. he's going to join us live. priceline works with top hotels, to save you up to 60%. these are all great. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. evei'm really nervous.al. i don't know what i should wear. just wear something not too crazy, remember it's a business dinner not a costume party. on a spotty network this is what she heard... just wear something crazy, remember it's a costume party. a costume party!? ye

things got particularly fiery when democrats questioned act the former acting defense secretary chris miller'sesponse time, and then called out miller for seeming to backtrack on previous comments that former president trump's comments are on what led to the capitol attack. >> there were 8,000 badged and credentials police officers on duty. >> and you weren't there. and you were awol. you were awol. mr. secretary. you were awol. >> that's completely inaccurate. that's completely inaccurate. >> assist you want before, you have responsibility for everything. something goes wrong, quote/unquote, i own it completely, 110%. sir, you partially own this mayhem. >> re-claiming nigh time again for your written testimony for today this morning -- i personally believe his comments encouraged the protesters that day. >> that's a fair statement. >> so this is a -- >> there's a difference -- >> this is a recent reversal of your testimony. >> absolutely not. that's ridiculous. >> you're ridiculous. >> reporter: that exchange was particularly notable, guys. defense secretary miller said in his prepared remark

let's play part of an exchange that you had with former defense chris miller in responding to the capitolcess, what do you -- how would you have classified a failure? >> i want to highlight it's not the correct role for the department of defense and our armed forces to be involved in civilian law enforcement matters except as an absolutely last resort. >> the last resort -- you came in after the fact. i was in the room -- i remember hearing colleagues saying when is the f-ing cavalry get here? if you are the f-ing cavalry, you never showed up, you never got there on time and we were exposed because of this. >> did he ever answer to you what would define a last resort? >> no, and i think what's more distressing is in law enforcement and in the military i've always respected the fact that they take victories and defeats as a team effort. the first emergency call came in at 1:49. the cavalry, as it was described in the balcony that day, that's where i got that line, when does the f-ing cavalry get here, using the other term, they got there at 5:20 and it was largely over and a lot of the dam

from the party for not going along with the trump election fraud fantasy.in very soon thereafter, chris miller was due to testify in congress, and he decided he actually no longer felt he could say those things about trump an the election fraud lies, things he had literally written and submitted just last night. as of today, he doesn't think them anymore. at least he doesn't think them enough to say them out loud. not with people watching. are you kidding?eo look what happens to people who say that out loud. in virginia, the republican party just this week picked as their nominee for governor a guy who says the single most important issue for the country right now is the trump election fraud conspiracy theory about dominion voting machines. that's the one about venezuela and communists and hugo chavez. virginia republicans did not pick the candidate who calls herself trump in heels, which is what got i think all of the attention. i oh, there was a candidate rung as trump in heels. they didn't pick her. you know who they picked t instead? w they picked this other guy who doesn't call himself tr

the former defense secretary chris miller will be asked, i'm told, about delays in responding to whaty. former acting attorney general jeffrey rosen, committee aids tell me he'll likely be asked about the contrast between the justice department's response in june 2020 to racial equity protests and what happened during the insurrection. it will be a long hearing, three hours, and everybody appears virtually. >> scott, thank you as always. >>> joining me is former commander of joint task force russel honore. he was assigned by house speaker nancy pelosi to write a report about the insurrection at the capitol. what do you think we will learn from the witnesses tomorrow when they testify about the capital riots? >> i can't speculate what they're going to say. we all saw with our own eyes what happened that day. these hearings need to happen, but it also speaks to the need to get the commission started, because these piecemeal hearings, it's going to be hard for the american people or the congress to get a full report, with one congressional hearing at a time. >> if you were a lawmaker, ba

. >> and chris miller was responsible for the biggest military on january 6th, but he did not speak to president trump that day, he testified, and he also modified a written portion of the written testimony that we all get ahead of time, and it had originally said that trump encouraged the protests on january 6th, and he did not say that, and so what did he say? >> this led to contention, because in the written testimony, he said that the comments did encourage the protesters that day, and that which was written out, and what he did not say in the testimony today, it echoed a comment that he made on camera back in march. he said then but for the former president's rhetoric, the capitol would not have been overrun, but when he was presseded by congressman lynch today, miller backtracked big time, and he said that because evidence has been turned up by investigators in recent months pointing to conspiracy of the rioters plotting the attack, that now it does not fall on the president's words and action, and so, jake, it is a point that miller was presseded on repeatedly, but he has said t

what really was chris miller doing that day? what is more important than watching the election security -- the election security and the confirmation of results, knowing there is going to be a rally, and knowing what donald trump is capable of. what was more important that day? and today, again, what is more important than our democracy? >> my colleague benji sarlin had a great point. he said, so more, pretty much everything that's happened from liz cheney, to 1/6 vote, was predictable the first week after the election when r leaders didn't concede the election. he pointed to if there is a special election in georgia, we need the voters riled up. and the midterms and then it's 2024. the logic just will never go away. this is the logic and they continue to abide by the logic, there is no breaking out by persuasion or appeals for the conscious. which i guess joe manchin learned today. >> it wasn't just predictable, and all of us predicted, it was going back to the campaign in 2016 when donald trump threatened -- said he would pay

. >> i'm attorney ben crump along with attorney chris stewart and attorney justin miller. we have present with us here the family of george floyd and some of their dear friends. obviously, we have this little angel. her mother roxie is here. we have dominique and william, who are close personal friends as well present here. briefly, the brothers will address you. the president and vice president met with the family for over an hour, and they are going to tell you some things that happened in that meeting. i know the president was very personal because he got to know this family over the year, and he wanted to check on them on today of all days to see how they were doing, to reiterate that they are still doing everything to make sure that his legacy is respected, and that involves us going to meet with senators in just a few moments to continue to press forward for the george floyd justice in policing act that he says he is ready to sign any day. he said that he does not want to sign a bill that does not have substance and meaning, so he is going to be patient to make sure

what really was chris miller doing that day? what is more important than watching the election security -- the election security and the confirmation of the results knowing that there's going to be this rally and knowing what donald trump is capable of, what was more important that day. today, again, what is more important than our democracy? >> my colleague, benji sarland i thought had great point. he said so far pretty much everything that's happened from impeachment of liz cheney was predictable the first week after the election when our leaders didn't concede the election. he points to a tweet he made back november 10th that basically says, look, there's no obvious reason we have to do what trump says. there's a special election in georgia. we have to do it for now. look at the governors races and the midterms, then it's 2024. the logic will never go away. there's no breaking them through persuasion. >> it wasn't just predictable, and all of us predicted here on this network but it was predicting going back to the campaign i

chris miller and former acting attorney jeff rosenberg their a. standing by their actions you made that i stand by every decii made on january 6th and the day. i want to emphasize our nation's armed forces to be deployed for domestic law enforcement only when are expended and only at the absolute last resort. a video ge you can move forces with a flick of thump. >> john: the testimony, a series of congressional hearings on the deadly riots. >> sandra: fox news alert liz cy not backing down despite fellow republicans role. what she is now saying about former president donald trump. matt schlapp will join us just ahead >> john: migrants encounters at her border hitting record levels last month. were up to 178,000 plus. our own cameras catching groups crossing illegally front of border patrol. we are live at the southern border next. >> they keep telling us that the under control and i find it very disturbing that they ar. h liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a little differently. hey, i

this is chris miller. you came in distorted at the beginning. did not hear the question. >> on just dust on december 31, -- on the summer 31st, the first request to back up in washington dc because of the fears of violence of trump supporters, correct? >> that was the request, yes. >> that request was not approved by you until january 4? >> yes. it was that long weekend. >> the authorization that you gave was to activate 340 national guard troops, correct? >> yes. >> you ordered that the guards women and guardsmen not be issued rally gear -- riot gear correct? >> correct. >> you did not place restrictions on the deployment of the quick reaction force? >> know, general walker had full authority to deploy a quick reaction force. >> no order restricting the port -- the deployment of quick reaction forces? >> i gave guidance that i wanted to be involved, but if he felt he needed to deploy for quick reaction on his own, he could do that on my own -- he can do that on his own without my approval. >> were you aware that january 4 capitol hill police ch

it was just nevado unified school board president ross miller iq superintendent chris kostka and the sistant superintendent of human resources jonathan fair. according to a report released earlier this week by an ad hoc advisory committee with the marine county office of education miller accused the n word, something the administrators in the meeting found inappropriate. according to the report mister miller explained that during a basketball game in 1998 the people associated with sam or indicted a racial epithet saying the n word toward the team mister curry told the story in his 4/27/2021 meeting. >> instead of referring to but that as the n word he used the entire word to describe what was said at the 1998 event. mister miller. i thought more supervision at sporting events could help crucial similar situations in the future after the meeting. the administrators stayed on the call to discuss how miller eric's comment was inappropriate and upset fairer. one administrator personally called miller to address the issue and military reportedly apologized. according to the report, miller

officers michael miller, dina tran tran and chris sues opened fire officer tran, a six year department veteran, was among several officers who shot and killed another man a year ago. that man, stony ramirez was a person of interest in the shooting death of a homeless man, ramirez was killed after police say he, too rammed officers cars. would police policy bars officers from firing an imminent threat from something other than the car? but back in march, the chief said, that's not an ironclad rule. there are with him with every policy. there is exceptions. that attorney tells me he plans to sue hayward over the motel six shooting. both shootings i mentioned are still under review by the alameda county da's office, henry lee ktvu fox two news. tomorrow marks one year since the death of george floyd in minneapolis. community leaders across the country are honoring floyd's memory in his hometown of houston, a park was dedicated in his name. floyd's death sparked nationwide protests and action on racial justice. last month, a jury found former minneapolis police officer derrick show been gu

it was just nevado unified school board president ross miller iq superintendent chris kostka and the ant superintendent of human resources jonathan fair. according to a report released earlier this week by an ad hoc advisory committee with the marine county office of education miller accused the n word, something the administrators and the meeting found inappropriate. according to the report mister miller explained that during a basketball game in 1998 the people associated with sam or indicted a racial epithet saying the n word toward the team mister curry told the story in his 4/27/2021 meeting instead of referring to but that as the n word he used the entire word to describe what was said at the 1998 event. mister miller. i thought more supervision at sporting events could help crucial similar situations in the future after the meeting. the administrators stayed on the call to discuss how miller eric's comment was inappropriate and upset fairer. one administrator personally called miller to address the issue and military reportedly apologized. according to the report, miller explai

it was just nevado unified school board president ross miller iq superintendent chris kostka and the assistant superintendent of human resources jonathan fair. according to a report released earlier this week by an ad hoc advisory committee with the marine county office of education miller accused the n word, something the administrators in the meeting found inappropriate. according to the report mister miller explained that during a basketball game in 1998 the people associated with sam or indicted a racial epithet saying the n word toward the team mister curry told the story in his 4/27/2021 meeting instead of referring to but that as the n word he used the entire word to describe what was said at the 1998 event. mister miller. i thought more supervision at sporting events could help crucial similar situations in the future after the meeting. the administrators stayed on the call to discuss how miller eric's comment was inappropriate and upset fairer. one administrator personally called miller to address the issue and military reportedly apologized. according to the report, miller e

michael miller, dina tran tran and chris sues, opened fire officer tran, a six year department veteran, was among several officers who shot and killed another man a year ago. that man, stony ramirez was a person of interest in the shooting death of a homeless man. ramirez was killed after police say he, too rammed officers. cars hayward police policy bars officers from firing in a moving car unless there's an imminent threat from something other than the car, but back in march, the chief said. that's not an ironclad rule. there are with with every policy, there is exceptions. that attorney tells me he plans to sue hayward over the motel six shooting. both shootings i mentioned are still under review by the alameda county da's office, henry lee ktvu fox two news. in redwood city police have arrested an a t m service technician accused of stealing more than $190,000 out of 80 m machines, investigators say 63 year old vie tact win used fake were quarters to access and open a t m's. he's accused of taking about $145,000 for machines owned by cemetery, credit union and redwood city. police

. >> i'm attorney ben crump along with attorney chris stewart and attorney justin miller. we have present with us here the family of george floyd and some of their dear friends.

chris whalen is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i am matt miller.et's get a quick check for what is going on in the markets. we are seeing the s&p rise a bit. the 10 year yield, there is a law further down, four basis points further from what it was yesterday morning. the dollar index gaining ground, prude at 65.92. interesting to hear -- crude at 65.92. interesting to hear these senators about financing the oil business and whether or not we should be using fossil fuel in 20 years. not will we be using fossil fuels in 20 years, but should we be using fossil in 20 years. we are joined by wheeling global advisor chairman chris whalen, one of the most influential banking analysts on the street. let me get your take first on these hearings. typically there is a lot of theater involved. do you think anything of substance came out of this today? chris: not really. i got to listen to most of the comments and some of the questions, and it is all just a bouquet in washington. it is more bizarre and more extreme than we have seen in past years because we are

miller got records. i'm sure i have. it's walks in with this a garcia's new sheriff in town. so there's a lot to look forward to the w. chris energy, thanks so much. chris ok. and in german football, 2nd division side keel failed in its attempt to defeat 1st division team cologne in there to gain playoff series to determine who goes up or goes down despite keel winning. one neil in the 1st game close, quickly took charge in the return match, winning $51.00 france, the most spectacular goal came from dish shot on the volley like balloons rap fail . she was leaving the keel goalkeepers stranded alone get to stay in the 1st division while i was in kill still remain in the 2nd next stop out documentary series. dont film looks at the deadly legacy of chemical weapons in germany. you're watching d. w. news of live from the berlin, remember you can get all the latest news from the world on our website. that's d, w dot com a michael look for me and the entire team here in berlin. we thank you for your company, and we'll see at the top of the hour with more news news. 2 species, expedition looking to do this language. we'll help in

chris kostka and the assistant superintendent of human resources jonathan fair. according to a report released earlier this week by an ad hoc advisory committee with the marine county office of education miller accused the n word, something the administrators and the meeting found inappropriate. according to the report mister miller explained that during a basketball game in 1998 the people associated with sam or indicted a racial epithet saying the n word toward the team mister curry told the story in his 4/27/2021 meeting instead of referring to but that as the n word he used the entire word to describe what was said at the 1998 event. mister miller. i thought more supervision at sporting events could help crucial similar situations in the future after the meeting. the administrators stayed on the call to discuss how miller eric's comment was inappropriate and upset fairer. one administrator personally called millerick to address the issue and millerick reportedly apologized. according to the report millerick explained his intent was not to offend anyone, but to share a very disturbing historical event and the district with the hope that future actions could prevent those types of incident

chris. >> i'm right, for all the hype, it's just a blog on the website, right? >> absolutely right, it's a total distraction. his adviser jason milleria empire. this is not it. this is maybe them trying to show they can do something. but it's a blog, it's a website, it's not a platform. >> i still think that he doesn't have the wherewithal to capitalize and come up with his own media entity. his play will be getting a piece of one of the already existing ones on the righty fringe and them getting his face and time there and him getting a big equity stake. but let's deal with the president. these people who are going to decide the facebook situation, who are they, this 20-group independent panel? >> they are very esteemed, accomplished public intellectuals. there are human rights lawyers. there's the former editor of "the guardian" in london. there's 20 of them in total at the moment. they're basically described as facebook's supreme court. why did this get set up? facebook got in a lot of trouble the past few years making these decisions, what to do with trump, what not to do with trump, whether to take down false information, wheth

. >> adam miller who worked in the manhattan district attorney's office thank you so much for making time and sharing your expertise tonight. i got a lot out of that. >> thank you chris. >> all right tonight the wrought of the sham arizona and it audit wisconsin. plus nevada punishes the state for saying the election was stolen but now republicans in the state have a proud boy problem. john alston is here to explain next. [sfx: bikes passing] [sfx: fire truck siren] onstar, we see them. okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. thank you, onstar. ♪ my son, is he okay? your son's fine. thank you. there was something in the road... it's okay. you're safe now. start your day with secret. secret stops sweat 3x more than ordinary antiperspirants. the new provitamin b5 formula is gentle on skin. with secret, outlast anything! no sweat. secret. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to prote

chris kostka and the assistant superintendent of human resources jonathan fair. according to a report released earlier this week by an ad hoc advisory committee with the marine county office of education miller n word, something the administrators in the meeting found inappropriate. according to the report mister miller explained that during a basketball game in 1998 the people associated with sam or indicted a racial epithet saying the n word toward the team mister curry told the story in his 4/27/2021 meeting instead of referring to but that as the n word he used the entire word to describe what was said at the 1998 event. mister miller. i thought more supervision at sporting events could help crucial similar situations in the future. >> after the meeting. the administrators stayed on the call to discuss how miller eric's comment was inappropriate and upset fairer. one administrator personally called millerick to address the issue and millerick reportedly apologized. according to the report millerick explained his intent was not to offend anyone, but to share a very disturbing historical event in the district with the hope that future actions could prevent those types of incidents. we cont